Stocks To Buy : Canara Bank, TN Petro, Sunflag Iron & Steel Share में क्या रखें Stoploss और Target?

Summary

In this video, Ravi Sir shares stock recommendations based on current market trends. He suggests buying stocks in CR Bank, Sunflag Iron, and Tamil Nadu Petro with clear targets and stop losses. He emphasizes the strong momentum in these stocks, particularly the PSU banking sector. Ravi Sir also discusses other momentum counters like CAMS, Titan, LNT Finance, and CDSL. The session includes engaging discussions with viewers, highlighting the importance of risk-reward ratios in investments. Ravi Sir reassures viewers about his transparency and dedication to their financial growth.

Takeaways

• 😀 Ravi Sir recommends buying stocks at current levels instead of advance recommendations.
• 😀 The first stock recommended is CR Bank, with a target price of ₹135 and a stop loss of ₹102.
• 😀 The second stock is Sunflag Iron & Steel, with a current price of ₹312 and a target price of ₹335–₹340, and a stop loss at ₹300.
• 😀 The third stock recommendation is Tamilnadu Petro, currently at ₹101.50, with a target of ₹120 and a stop loss of ₹95.
• 😀 Ravi Sir emphasizes that the risk-reward ratio is favorable for all three stocks: CR Bank, Sunflag Iron & Steel, and Tamilnadu Petro.
• 😀 Anshuman ji was reminded to include his question when seeking answers, and Ravi Sir mentioned that emojis shouldn’t replace questions.
• 😀 Ravi Sir assures that his team will answer questions and that Prime members will always receive attention.
• 😀 Ravi Sir disclosed that he holds no personal position in any of the stocks discussed, but has provided suggestions to clients.
• 😀 A segment discussed four momentum stocks: CAMS, Titan, LNT Finance, and CDSL, all of which are considered good for buying.
• 😀 Ravi Sir’s team is committed to delivering profitable stock picks and providing ongoing support to their viewers.
• 😀 Ravi Sir expressed gratitude for the love and support from the audience and reassured them about future stock recommendations.

Q & A

What is the reason Ravi Sir didn’t provide the stock in advance today?

Ravi Sir didn’t provide the stock in advance because he wanted to show it live with the audience and liked the theme of 'Jaaru Koi Baat Hai,' which influenced his stock selection.

What stock was suggested by Ravi Sir at the current level?

Ravi Sir suggested buying CR Bank at the current price, with a target of ₹135 and a stop loss at ₹102.

What is the second stock mentioned by Ravi Sir and what are the target and stop loss details?

The second stock mentioned is Sunflag Iron and Steel. It is trading at ₹312, with a potential target of ₹335 to ₹340 and a stop loss at ₹300.

What is the third stock recommended and its key details?

The third stock recommended is Tamilnadu Petro (TN Petro), currently trading near ₹100. Its target is ₹120, with a stop loss at ₹95.

What stocks were discussed in the momentum counter segment?

In the momentum counter segment, Ravi Sir discussed four stocks: CAMS, Titan, LNT Finance, and CDSL.

What advice does Ravi Sir give about the PSU banks?

Ravi Sir suggests taking advantage of the rally in PSU banks, which could yield good profits.

What is Ravi Sir’s position regarding his personal investments in the stocks he discusses?

Ravi Sir stated that he does not have any personal positions in the stocks he discusses, although these suggestions have been made to his clients.

What did Ravi Sir say about the viewer who sent angry emojis?

Ravi Sir humorously responded, mentioning that the viewer didn’t ask the actual question. He encouraged the viewer to send their question along with their contact details, so he could get it answered.

What did Ravi Sir imply about his role and commitment to the audience?

Ravi Sir emphasized his commitment to the audience, mentioning that despite not being present every day, he will continue contributing and coming back to share valuable insights.

What was the general tone of Ravi Sir’s communication during the session?

Ravi Sir communicated in a calm and supportive manner, ensuring that his audience felt valued and reassured about his guidance and stock recommendations.